Inferno review

Robert Langdon battles clandestine forces and his own memory to save the human race.

Inferno review

Dan Brown’s character of Robert Langdon has been rocking the book world since 2000’s Angels & Demons and as a blockbuster film series since 2006’s The Da Vinci Code. 10 years on, the second sequel adapts Inferno for the big screen.

I’ve always found the Tom Hanks fronted adaptations to be oddly dull affairs- a hyper smart man being hyper smart at people while jogging around gorgeous locations. Thankfully Inferno does plenty to flip things around.

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